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Squid...aaaaand FROOOOOG!

Amy Winfrey's most recent and probably least popular flash series. Squid and Frog follows the adventures of a soft-spoken red squid and a dopey, deep-voiced orange frog.

In their songs and poems, they often learn bizarre lessons such as "Don't use butter sticks as skates when you're at the mall."

Provides examples of...

• Art Shift: The episodes start off with the title characters as puppets, then go into flash animation when the song starts.
• Carnivore Confusion: In "Japan", Squid is horrified to see that the Japanese eat squid.
• Cyclops: Squid
• A Dog Named Dog
• Everything's Squishier with Cephalopods
• Frogs and Toads
• Expy: Squid's design has used in Making Fiends: in the 18th episode of the web series as "Janet", and at the end of the TV episode "Toupee".
• Name and Name

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Spy And Pyro

Web Animation

The Spider Cliff Mysteries